The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-02-15

93sc; September, 94s a 95ac. closing at 94sc; Oc-
tober, 95s 96sc. closing at 96c; November, 96ss
97sc. closing at 97ssc December, 9Sa a 9ssc, clos
ing at CSC.
Corn-Spot shade better and fairly active;
options opened taac lower, closing firsu, with
the decline partly recovered; receipts. 49.418 bu
exports. Al. 542 bu; sales, 1870, 600 bu futures,
and 1856 600 bu spot; ungraded. 480 491G No J,
37ac; steamer, All 048c elelevator. 49!c deliv-
cred; No 2, 4S1c elevator, 49ac delivered; No. 2
February, 4Sc. closing at 48c; March, 49, q 4esc
closing at 48ac: April. 4Ssc, closing at 4Ssc:
May. 48 1916 a Acc. closing at 49sc; June, 49s q
49ac, closing at 49ac-
Oats shade lower and fairly active; receipts,
SO. 100 bu; exports. 227 bu; mixed Western, 30 q
38c: white Western, 80 042c.
Hons quiet
Coffee-Fair Rio dull at 14sc. Options fairly
active and lower; sales, "a. 900 bags; February.
II so a ~ 90c; March. IL 700 IL 85c April. II 20
a IL 75c; May. IL 65 IL Toe; Jnne, IL 90 II Toe;
July. u 65 II 75c, August, IL 65 IL Zoe; Octo-
Der, IL. zoe; December. IL. Zoe. Sugar dull; re-
fined quiet mold A. 5sc; confectioners A, &c., off
A, 55c cut-loaf and crushed. 6a 06ac. Molasses
steady and quiet Rice steady.
TalIow steady. Resin dull at 81 a I07l. Eyes
dull and weak; receipts, 1886 packages; West
ern. 18c.
Pork firm and quiet Cut meats quiet and firm.
Lard fairly active; Western steam, spot, 7c.
closing at 7.02ac; March. 697Dz02ic: April, 705
0109c; May, 711O7 Ice; June, 719 al. 23c; city
steam, g. SOC.
Butter steady and demand light: Western. IL
026c Elgin creamery, 28c. Cheese quiet but
firm: Western fiat, liz q 1910.
Lead steady; common, 4sc
CHICAGO, Feb 14.-The wheat market was
| fiat and heavy again to-day, and still lower
range Of prices reached Toward the close,
however, values rallied, and the closing prices
were about the same the closing prices of
Saturday. The market opened little stronger,
at S0sc for May, and some trading was done at
| sole, owing to the prevalence of q sleet-storm
and some discouraging reports from the wheat
belt The cables were dull, however and the
| speculative offerings gradually became larger,
| under which prices gave way quickly, breaking
of lsc from early top figures. Towards the
| close it was reported that some wheat had been
| taken here for shipment, and a readtion to 79sc
| followed, the market closing for the day at 79as
| 079sc. The report of the visible supply dis
closed decrease of 400, 900 bushels, which was
about the estimate that had been made by par
! ties in the trade. The export clearings were
| only $4,000 bushels. Receipts continue fair.
| Corr was fiat, in sympathy with wheat and
| May options dropped off to 1890, under moder-
ately free selling, but rallied again to 1890,
| where the market rested at the close. Oats
| ruled frmer, but afterwards became quite
heavy, May closing for the day at 28sc, or a
| fraction lower than Saturday Provisions
were lower. May pork sold low $l3. So
rallied 25c, and closed shade lower than on
Saturday. Lard and short ribs show very little
change in prices. The leading futures ranged
as follows: